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   3 hours ago · Bones are challenging to grind due to their density and composition. Meat grinders are designed to process softer materials like meat and vegetables. The

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   Is it better to smoke brisket fat side up or down?

   • Placing the brisket fat-side-down may slow down the cooking process, prevent the meat from burning, insulate the meat and help retain moisture, create more smoke (for charcoal smokers), create a harder bark on the meat side, and taste better.

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   How do you smoke a fat side up brisket?

   • Place the brisket in the smoker fat-side up with the point (fatty side) of the brisket nearest the fire box. Leave the brisket untouched as that beautiful bark develops. Optionally you can spritz a time or two with cider vinegar or water if the brisket appears to dry out. I do not think this is needed with a fat side up brisket.

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   Why do you Bast a brisket while smoking?

   • Basting a brisket while smoking can help to prevent the meat from drying out and can add more smoke flavor and moisture. It also aids in the formation of a smoke ring and can help to caramelize the bark. Basting can slow the cooking process, attract more smoke, and aid in the browning process.

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